Companies Are Reinvesting In the Denim Supply Chain 

October 23, 2018 EcoVadis


 Manufacturers are making major investments in factories from the U.S. to China to meet market demands and, particularly, to improve their environmental footprint in the process. As part of that effort, its indigo dye technology employs an environmentally friendly chemistry that allows for filtration and water reuse, curbing total water usage by more than 60 percent compared to a legacy mill. Vidalia Denim will also use e3 sustainable cotton exclusively in its operations, sourcing its cotton from across the U.S. farm belt from farmers enrolled in the e3 sustainable cotton program.


EcoVadis's insight:

In today’s globalized world supply chains are often stretched to their limits and very vulnerable to disruptions. No supply chain is immune. Companies worldwide need to act to gain greater supply chain transparency.



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